Closed gallo-s-chingon closed 1 year ago
Well sounds like you found good use here!
I do take great care in choosing the right words for the main sections. It's debatable, absolutely. You make a great point: translations. Never thought about that.
I also live a lot in the cli and switching between 'archive' and 'audio' ist just ar<Tab>
or au<Tab
. So I don't think that's a big problem.
I don't think there is much enhancement from this issue, but I'll keep your points in mind while working on it.
Root file rename suggestion
personally I use something similar, though the root filenames are:
done/aprende,comix,dimaj,libros,movie,pr0n,rom,shows,yuzik
frag/aprende,comix,dimaj,libros,movie,pr0n,rom,shows,yuzik
the main purpose for the naming structure is to be able to "jump" into a directory by typing the first letter then
tab
there are no duplicate letters per directory.if this filetree is used, the only issue I see running into is trying to get into an
A
directory as there are 3A
named foldersAdult, Archive, Audio
Granted this is only an "issue" if you "live" in Command-Line. I personally use spanish and turkish words where I had an issue with directories beginning with the same letter.
Porn/Pr0n/P0rn
can replaceAdult
though it has more negative connotations or remain asAdult
and change one of the othersBackup/Records/Cold(storage)
>Archive
I useBackup
nearly every Latin letter based language hasArc/Ark
in the translation. Turkish is usually a good choice to not run into this issue.Sound/Sonic/Phonic
>Audio
To be clear this is a very good filetree, This isn't an issue as much as a preference. And this gave me an idea as to condensing my own filetree